真是夜猫子进宅 无事不来
“An owl visiting in the night— never a good sign.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我也不知道
“I have no idea.”
真是 夜猫子进宅 无事不来
“An owl visiting in the night— never a good sign.”
我想起来
“That reminds me—”
“You definitely want something from us or you're bringing bad news.”
In traditional Chinese folklore, owls (literally 'night cats') are viewed as inauspicious omens, giving rise to the idiom that someone visiting unexpectedly must harbor trouble or urgent demands.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
an owl entering the house—never comes without a reason (bringing trouble or requests)
A traditional proverb used colloquially to tease or criticize someone who only visits when they need a favor or bring trouble.